All My Restless Life to Live by Dee DeTarsio

Also, instructional/how-to programming is now considered strictly the purview of the Daytime Emmys, regardless of daypart. This means that game shows have now migrated to the Primetime Emmys meanwhile, children’s and family programming categories have already been removed from both shows and relocated to a new Children’s & Family Emmy Award competition and ceremony, the first of which took place this past December. The Daytime Emmys continue to evolve, following the most recent agreement between the two major TV academies in which several categories have been realigned to focus on genre, rather than dayparts, as a way to divide eligibility between the Primetime (administered by the L.A.-based TV Academy) and Daytime Emmys (handled by the NY-based NATAS). Executive producers are Richard Foster and Chet Fenster. Produced in association with Motion Content Group, a GroupM company. Michelle Sobrino-Stearns, Dea Lawrence, John Ross and Dayna Wolpa produce for Variety. Amy Winter, Brie Bryant and Shura Davison executive produce for Lifetime. Executive producers are Sharon Scott, Kristy Sabat and Annie Allen for Category 6 Media group.

“Power of Women” is produced by the Category 6 Media group. But after all was tallied, CBS’ “The Bold and the Beautiful” was actually next in line, with 14 nods, followed by “The Young and the Restless” (13), NBC’s “Days of Our Lives” (11) and the most-honored non-serial, the syndicated “The Kelly Clarkson Show,” also with 11.Īlso having a good morning: Variety, which landed two nominations in the arts and popular culture program category, for the Lifetime special “Variety Power of Women: Changemakers” and the PBS series “Variety Studio: Actors on Actors.” “Actors on Actors” is executive produced by Donna Pennestri, John Ross, Ramin Setoodeh, and PBS SoCal’s Michelle Merker and Andrew Russell, while Elizabeth Wagmeister and Clayton Davis are hosts.

All My Restless Life to Live by Dee DeTarsio